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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURr-Judge Mcrrick.
Yesterday, Howard agt Howard; appearance q
absent defendant ordered Corrigan agt Corrf-
gan; sale decreed and J. N. johnson appointed
trustee 10 SELL English agt. English; pro conicsso
vacated and answer allowed 20 be fled. Kauff-
man agt. Preston; money ordered refunded 10
purchaser.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1-Judoe CIR.
lesterday, Beale agt Brown; motion for new
Trial acknowledgement
To-day, Manhattan watch Co. agt. Rothchild
Co time TO answer extended. Rapley agt Tomp-
klns; Judgment by default sheriff agt. Washing
ton Steamboat Co.; on trial
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-IadQe HdQner.
To-Day Shipman agt. Fletcher; trial resumed.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judoe Montgomery
nesterday, Richard johnson, alias VIM. johnson,
iaise pretenses; pleaded not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-yud0e Shell
To-day, John Noonan, disorderly conduct; - or
10 DAYS Henry Deyine, profanity; 81 or days
Mary Hawkins, loud and boisterous; IS or Il davis.
Robert Meter, cisorderly conduct; S. collateral
forfeited. Conrad Sohl carrying a razor: 500 or 10
days. Geo. Washington, colored cruelty 20 ami
mails; IS or Is days Robert Bradford colored
suspicious character; bonds or so days Albert
Merritt colored, disorderly conduct; s. or Is
days
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETBR.-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: q.
N, II; Bpm, ~: maximum, 70: minimum, 50
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OMAHA, NEB. June 22.-Three persons were
drowned In Lake kearney, near kearney, Monday
niKht-a man named Anderson and two women
with whom be was boating.
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The Trial Of the Little Bows.


ONE OF THRX PLEADS GUILTY TO PROTECT HIS
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, to-
day, the case OF the Little boys, John and James
indicted for HOUSEKEEPING In the day In April
last was called. Mr.. T. c. Taylor, for the defend
ants stated that OF the boys for the Of
protecting his brother and mother, who Is charged
with receiving the stolen property, proposed to
plead guilty.
James Little then stood up and pleaded guilty.
A jury was sworn as to John Lite, and the
trial proceeded and Mrs. James +. DOoley testified
that on the 21st of April she found that her house.
14S street southeast, had been entered and over
500 worth OF Jewelry was taken from bureau;
that some OF Il was recovered in Alexandria the
next day and some In the station house.
Sergeant Daily testified to the arrest, and the
admission OF the boys that they hal done the Job
James F. DOOley, On1cers Lewis and Work, Jas
A. Renshaw, Elizabeth Lawson, Alex Forrest. and
George Jones testified for the government.
James Little, jr., took the stand and acknOwl-
edged that he and George Little, his uncle did the
work, and his brother John had nothing to do with
II. Witness went TO Alexandria with his uncle
George and pawned some OF the jewelry. He gave
his mother some OF the 1ewelry to keep for him.
but she at first refused to take 1t. Lieut.. Vernon
offered him 81 900 II he would show up case on
18th street where sealskin coats had been taken.
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LEDROIT PARK DRAINAGE CAsE.-In the Court in
General Term today, the arguments In the case
were concluded, and the case submitted This is
on action for damages to compliments land,
the trial in December, 1881, a verdict was found
for plaintiff for $500. A motion TOR new trial
was filed and the court directed that the motion be
granted unless retraxit for 81 500 was fled This
was done and the case was appealed On excep-
lions. Messrs. WOrJhingtOn and Herald appear
for defendants, and Messrs. L. and c. Robinson
for plaintiff
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Train Robbery i'm Michigan.

PORT HURON, MICH, June 22.-This morning nv
men boarded the Crank Trunk train AT Fort Ora
uot and SHIELD up the passengers.
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DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR A COLLISION OF STEAMERS
The Circuit Court, Division No. l, Judge Cox, IL
engaged In the trial Of Sheriff agt the Washing
ton Steamboat Co.; action for 900 damages
claimed by reason OF q collision between the
alleged to have been caused by the negligence OF
the last named.
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THE MAGNOLIA BLOSSOMS uE GATHERED N cAfiroi
PARK cosr HIM MS fLAcE
Policeman J. L. Rclfe, who was charged Wild
neglect OF duty and conduct unbecoming an ON.
GER ia attempting 10 cut OF magnolia blossoms
from trees In the Capitol grounds recently, has
been toand guilty by the trial board
They recommended that he be dismissed from the
force which was approved by Maj. Moore. Ia HE
endorsement OF the hnding OF the trial board MAJ
More SAYS:
In the Recommendation for mercy cannot con.
cur. as the accused lagrantly violated the act OF
congress regulating the use OF the Capitol grounds
winch not only forbids, under pain Of Inc and
imprisonment or both, injuries 90 trees. shrubs
anu plants but makes IL the duty OF all police
men and watchmen having authority 10 make al.
rcsts 10 be watchful Tor oflenseS agains.
TINS ACT, and TO arrest those who shall
onend against IL, under their observation, or oi
whose ofenses they shall be advised by VIII.
nesSes."
Commissioner wheatley has approved the rec
concentrations OF Major Moore and the thai board,
and Rolf Will be dismissed.
RoBBERIEs REPoRrEp.-C. II. Campbell, No. lbs
DE Sales street, reports stolen from his back yard
70 reef OF rubber hose, valued at $3.50. james
Nolan, No. 14"3 street. reports the larceny OF q
Nause containing clothing and liquors valued at
80. Andrew Collins, No. 30l5 street. reports
stolen bottles OF whisky and box or cigars.
certificate Of the Incorporation OF St Johns
Brother Tobiasl, Geo. Parker tBr6ther Andelinionl
Jos j. Dooley tBrother Benedicr, j. X. Delany
tBrother Fabrician), and W. h. Duhamel being the
tncorporatorS
To-day the marriage contract between John C.
Boyd and Caroline d. Willard. executed on the lSt n
inst, was placed on record They agree 60 hold
each other.
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Craig TOlliver's Death Again Reported
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 22.-Craig Tolliver the
noted desperate, and his two brothers, are report.
ed 10 have been killed at Morehead this morning.
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morning, In the Criminal Court, Judge Mont
gomery charged the grand jury generally as to
their duties remarklng that the law required him
70 call their attention 70 the laws relating to duel
Ing and for furnishing OffenSes at the ballot box,
both OF which were about obsolete here,
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AMONG THE PLUMBERS.
Complaint from the Representative
o. shc Jourmeymem's Association In
the Board Of Examimaai0m.


When the board for the examination OF plumbers
was organized the District Commissioners, at the
request OF the Journeymen Plumbers Association,
appointed Mr.. Richard A. OBrien, a member OF
the association, as one OF the examining board.
TWO voluminous letters have been sent to the
district Commissioners by MI. O'Brien and the
association he represents, In which it is charged
That by reason OF his being a 1ourneyman plumber
the examining board have excluded him from all
examinations OF master plumbers. They say fur
tner that the appointment of Mr.. O'Brien was
~hoily without limitation and restriction, and
that this condition OF things continues to exist
MI. b1en Will be an obstacle to the easy work.
Journeymen.
The letter from the journeymen's association
goes on 10 say that they are entirely unable to
Inink OF good reason for the exclusion OF Mr..
OBnen rom the examination OF master plumbers,
ana IN tne absence OF good reason they are FORM
Ing tnOSe suspicious which too naturally arise
Inat tnese examinations are not 80 conducted as
10 pear the light OF publicity.
MI s. A. ROBINSON president Of the board stated
That his knowledge OF the matter is confined to
the fact or the letters having been addressed
commissioners. He is OF opinion that it was not
Lne lntentlOn OF the Commissioners that Mr..
OBr1en should participate In the examination OF
master plumbers. Mr.. Robinson declined to ad-
vance an opinion upon the merits OF the matter,
and said 1t II question to be settled by the Com
mtSSiOnerS themselves
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THR IMPRESSION Is GENERAL throughout the In
terror Department that Secretary Lamar is to 90
upon the Supreme Bench, and on every hand the
officers and employees express regret at the proba-
pility OF losing their chief. In the same connec-
lion many OF them say they hope the President
VIII adhere to the policy he pursued in the Treas
ury ana promote the next rank to the Secretary
ship, Assistant Secretary MuldrOw
FURTHER DEFECTS in the timbers OF the q. g. 8.
Hartford having been discovered, q second board
OF survey was ordered on her and report made to
cne Navy Department. The question whether the
plies to the Hartford is now under ConsideratiOn
by the Department.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

For sAIE-DRgG STORE GOOD LOCATION
Il sl.350; Tea and Coffee Store: has q good trade:
variety store bargain and number Of other storea
Real Estate Office. 93S ST, D. RAMEY. ja22-3t
I OFFER AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN On A FIRST
~ eia,s Oprght Pan9 perfect in all respects will sell
Sll 9th ST. NV. jeai.St
A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR SMALL CAPITAI~A
~ grocery and Proxision store: good location ON
"A tai-A Grocery, Provision and Liquor Stora With
Bar room attached separate Both apartments we'll
and doing good business Reason. for selling
out am compelled to leave the city Call at n. Capt.
toi and Sc. NV. je2O-3ts
STORE AND DWELLING FOR sALE-A GOOD
Ccorner not far east Of the CAPITOL rents S per
month Can be bought for s3.70O. Inquire 436 New
V,oR sALE-THE FIVE YEAR LEASE A NINE
NV. ie1S-iws
WANTED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN AS
w Partner in shipping business; $1,000 required;
Once. Iel1.fSt
FOR LEAsE.THE CAPITAL THEATER ". s.
IL ALERT, 4OS 9Th St je3-3m
w W. MOFFETT. 1911 ST NV COMMITS
w sioner of Deeds for every State aud Territory
Az ONCE from = 30 a IN. TO pm my24-lm
"A auits keeps by contract sets of books partner
ships investigated. intricate accounts balanced E n
NOBLE, 1876 st. NV. jaS-s&w6m'
NNHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Il AND FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
S1O PA AVE. n. ". tSouth Sids)
Persons going abroad. or leaving the city should
avail themselves the advantages offered bv this COM
Iany for The safe keeping Of bonds securities lewelr
he stored at low Take before rather i6as
Once Hours: a IN. to 4 p IN.
i2O-Om SSaturIAys. U q u. 70 . 2. M
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

V>OR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA A NEW TWO
III story Brick Dwelling situated near Christ church
with ali modern improvements Apply SUMMERS a.
ALLEN. Box 2tj1. Alexandria. Va. te2I-3ts
V,0R RENT-I141 X ST., & ROOMS; MOD I'M
II grovements Rent s3.-o0 Apply on premises.
je:S3-8t'
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMoRE. ND, June 22.-ytrginis skies, con-
with coupon, 40; do. new threes. 64'l bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, June 22.-Cotton steady and
Howard street o and western super 2:50a3: 10; do
% 81 super; 90; extra. ssSaa ~ ~
patent. $40: Do family. 500 WIsat@soas isve
sss; No; 1 Merylapd. S5H bid: western irmer
sS july ssEssss Ansn:s sass :p0s septs sSs
ber s3saas4A Corn1southern higher for White;
n MIXED spot d ~ bid august 45 bid osts
35a37 e western MIXED. 33s;4; bye steady and
western II ooadSoo Az Provisions steady and quiet
clear rib c sides r packed e'ssH
refined. ". Butter 6rm-western packed. lI1l4:
creamery l6a2o Eggs steady, 141s.15. Petroleum
cafgoes Srdin a to fair l7slsh Sugar
quiet d;l;t d;3on Frsiehss verpooi PEI
Rsceip5s11n6o%pr 955s barrels wheat 500 bushels
bushels. Shipments-Hour $3.50 barrels 'e co 1yv
n 400 bushels Sales-wheat, l036OO bushels corn.
81 300 bushelS .-~s S~AAAs
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CHICAGO. III. June 22 II q. m.-The talk on
the Board Of Trade this morning was ali about the
ON the wheat ns t. T 9s :; i
out Of the way. July wheat opened higher tisn
aaatsd a jay; c at sold
lard. :22h. July short ribs, 7.2O. 1873 'u's
about sses3y Cas- ' S9 Ro Wheat
x 5.16 Corn steady.oash. 35Ss; july, 80 ZIG;
A Ans%st s R 0st: .seRsdy.cas6 July
timothy pD1P seed S!5 JEs1sse WHISKY liz
June. 6.27h: August $40 Butter firmNcraansrvv
12al8; dairy, lal6 Eggs weak I0kaIIk As'
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District Government Affair.

REGULATIONS AS TO wATER-COCKS.
The Commissioners have ordered that all stop
cocks shall DE tested ito withstand pressure of
seventy-nve pounds 10 the square inch), and
curb StOp-cockS on public water pipes shall be OF
the pattern approved by the water department.
REMOVING THE DISTRICT OFFICES
The operation OF moving into the new District
building will be actively begun tomorrow MORN
ing. force OF eight men have been engaged, and
early In the morning will begin removing the
large safes. At O'Clock p. m. the water Office
will receive attention. Mr. Entwise says that by
q week from to-day everything will be transferred
to the other building.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector EntwiSle as follows:
JAS B. Hollidge to erect brick dwelling, numbered
SO street northwest; $500. Geo. X. Repetti,
to erect brick dwelling, numbered 1873 Carroll
street southeast; 81, OO0 Thos Cahii, to erect
brick dwelling, numbered $500 street northwest;
numbered 934. e36. and 93s Boundary street;
5000. johnson Co., TO erect brick dwelling,
numbered $50 street northwest; $4,000. j. g.
Walling, to erect brick dwelling, numbered 4l5k
street northeast; 81, 500. II. ID. Cooke, to erect
frame dwelling at Burleith; $500. Landvoight
T. K1mmel, to erect brick dwelling, numbered 1402
18th street northwest; $1,000. Same, TO erect four
brick dwellings, numbered 100 to 1905 street
northwest; So, 600 Mrs. NJ Oppenheimer, to erect
$4,000. Geo. Wilmer, to repair house corner OF 4th
and streets northwest; 500. Jos. B. Walling,
to repair No. 4l5 A street northeast; $500. j. ".
Langdale, TO build greenhouse on 7th-street road;
$780, German-Amercan +. L Co., TO repair No.
1912 L street northwest; 500. Mrs. Mclaughlin,
TO repair No. 800 Sd street northwest; 81 600 ST.
Johns church, to make an addition; $500.
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BOARDING.

HANDSOME FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT
- Rooms at 3O7 st. n ". Board excellent
jc2l-3t'
MR. O. NJ. PfLCHER HAS NEWLY FITTED Up
N4st tOl St NV handsome dining room, where
he can Furnish excellent meals at low prices 5e01ws
NINE DE FOREST. LONG-EsTABLISHED AND
" reliable Ladies Ply sc:an can be consulted dauy
81 her Residence vU1 i st y. ", Once hours irolp
] ~ y. NJ with Ladies' ouly. bl7.1m
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THE NAVAL INSPECTION BOARD has examined the
New York. now on the stocks at the Brooklyn
navy-yard, with view to her sale, and appraised
her at So OOO Some recommendations have been
made for the removal OF certain dmberS from her
which are now under consideration.
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FOR lighthouses.

Permits 70 inspect the above and other houses on
,eIs-6t HILL JOHNSTON. 7ss 18th st. NV.
IrOR RENT-3lO ST n w. NEW AND COM
y piete three-story and basement Brick Dwelling;
$40. SWCjIiNSTEDT A ER i6fEY
1el7-lm 927 st n W
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FIVE POLICEMEN AND THE PATROL WAGON m eER.
VICE 10 CAPTURE A sIx-YEAR-OLD BOY.
Sergeant Falvey and Omcers Mooney and Hail.
nan were seen standing at the patrol box corner
OF 9Th and streets northeast last night. No
prisoner was visible, but large crowd gathered
about the box Indicated that some one had been
unfortunate enough to get into the clutches OF the
law.
rived with Onicer Oliver and Ben. Eckl0n, the
driver Then the signal box was carefully and
0stentattously opened and out crept q diminutive
c0l0red boy. He stepped into the patrol wagon
and sat upon the door, where his head did not
reach the seat As the wagon was
driven through ..Swampoodle" the boys
yelled 'KOt fooled" after It. The little
prisoner DID not resist arrest and consequently no
charge OF assault could be made against him. He
SIX years Old. He was charged with stealing two
cigars, and was tried In the Police Court to-day
on account OF his tender years the case was dis
missed.
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1920 K St, Or. m i422 so

NoR NESr- ls,aox., 400 20
1879 18th st.. 1or s75 6 II BIDS In. M. s. 50
III 3lst st l0r misc so ....Uti Ith St 81 80
1907 3Ist, l0r mi A. 66 III II y Goth 1r 20 40
l4=g 2uth vr IN l. 4o3O'2l 2D ST. 1r water 20. D
1iC5 3lst St lOr m 40 2250 Cleveland 30. 30
3Dl2 DunOarton St Or. 40 l:s I'd st. Or, 30
2l.9 Pa or mi 30 80 1923 st, Or ...... 90
2I2aj< Pa.ay., 7r. mi 81. 10 23l6 q st 20 90
PAIL Pa. ave. yr. 81. 50 l1Oi 23d at q lS 30
l34J Nallsch, 7r, mi. 81 2427 ST. 6ls m l. I6. so
lI4J 2lst. Tor. nli.35.oO 1910 Goth st. Or w sx lt
2Ul2 NJ r MI 80 Rear 2l293a Pa av, Ar ;
l3ls NaAah Srm 80 Rear 2l1 l. St. Ar -
900 2id St. ,mi3o so s.,04 NJ St, IL
1919 St, Tor, IN. =. IS 2..,.6 Va ave rs. 10
1913 Wallach, 1r.. mi b Water st. CT 2r.....9
2123 ST.. r. mi. 30 40 1913 jefferson ave. or -
bio elst st -6r., mi .3O.:}0 2l3 10th 3r
2l2n HIST. $40 2l5 18th ST. ne, y
luO., Sc 7Ts nLi.- .2o.J0 STORES.
Jas 81 st St Is 900 18th 80 40
Store 30l0 VI 10
FOra tull EStapply TO WESCOTT WILCOX.
te22 1907 Pennsylvania ave- nv.
IrOR RENT-THREE-S NEW HOUSE: BAY
IL wipdOws. six ROOMS, water gas rent S1S. 134S
boundary. kay at corner store, 14th and Boundary.
is:,ss-:}t'
lSOR RENT-A NICELY-FURNIsHED HOUSE
nesr railroad station. only few miles from city ex
celent water shade, fruit, vegetables, &C. In soun-
dance; $50 II. L. WILLIE. 299 Penna- ave. u. W.
t..b.I- H.
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A Profit ON Hay.
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE COMMERCE COMMISSION


TESTIMONY BEFORE THB COMMERCE COMMISSION
TO-DAY.
The hearing upon the complaint OF the Burton
Stock Car Co. was continued by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day. John w. Street,
of Chicago vicepresident OF the Street Stable Car
Co., was sworn and examined by Gen. Butler.
1t was developed that the shippers OF stock by the
ordinary cars were required to purchase their hay
OF the stOckyard companies, at from dollar to q
dollar and a half per hundred whereas the ordi-
nary price was only about 80 or 40 cents Q hum
dred. This testimony was objected to by the at
torneys OF the railroads on the ground Of irrele-
vancy.
Gen. Butler said he wished TO show that there is
q combination to make profits which profits are
the motives underlying the opposition OF the roads
TO the use OF patent cars The chairman said the
proving Of the motive would not prove the dis
elimination against the compliments. The
objection was sustained. Mr.. Burton was recalled
and gave some details OF evidence upon points left
incomplete yesterday.
The first witness called by the respondents was
MI. Henry b. Stone, OF Chicago, general manager
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road, VINO
stated that it was the policy OF his road to own
the cars which 1t used In the transportation OF
stock. He thought such policy essential to the
successful operation or the line. 1t was the GUS
tom OF the road to receive and haul the cars OF
connecting lines when offered loaded, paying the
owners three-QuarterS OF cent q mile.
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EoR REST-UNFURNISHED-
- sui.de rlaGd Place NV, 10 all MI
III. 9th st. NV all IN. l.. 3 40
Small House. near Portland Flats. Sill
hsridlAn ave-, Mount Pleasant. 3d.
:SS2 ~. n.e- as
mls2o- l3w' TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. 1895 r ST. ~
IroIi RENT-13t2 ST NV ESQ: sEyES-ROOM
House, lsth, near W, els: S-rUon Houss, g. near
LIST he, S.tS HARDING WATERS, =
kll-lm 6yG 1lth st. nv.
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JeII-6t 927 F st. NV.
EOR RENT-A LARGE HOUSE AND STORE on
Pa avenue, No. 327 store suitable for any purpose
me derate rent. Inquire at 331 Mo- avenue n. v.
FOR RENT-THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
Il pressed Brick, bay window, ten rooms; $50 Der
month; HOP Sth at. NV. Apply at BRAD ADAMS
Bookstore, S14 II st. je141m
EOR RENT-NEw IL ROOM HOUSE, KITCHEN
II dining -room. &c. first floor; hard wood finish
best heating apparatus, yentiating CRATES and every
improvement, large lot, q choice home. Apply to w.
z. DODGE, 200 9th st. NV ap27-2m
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The above houses can be examined BY permit from
Office only THOMAS j. FISHER CO.
telS t324 + St. u ".